When I was a kid an idiot friend threw some .22's in the fire. We all took cover, and listened to the pops. I asked him "how many were there?" He didn't know. That was the end of our camp fire for the night.
When I was a kid an idiot friend threw some .22's in the fire. We all took cover, and listened to the pops. I asked him "how many were there?" He didn't know. That was the end of our camp fire for the night.
Yes. The casings were blown out. A rifle just limits the direction the explosion can take. It was educational although I was very cranky with him at the time. And we didn't get to check the fire out till the morning when it was dead.